THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
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U.B.EI.WELL. U,,,...
J. S. BITTSNBSnDSR,
BLOOMSBUKG, PA.
Friday, May 30. 1881.
Tlio iiKony is over. Jurigo KobcrUon
was conflrmctl ns Collector of llio Dot t of
JNou' iork oiMVedncsilay, by nn Hlmost
unniumous vote, senator Uaincron niailo
nnotlicr bid for popularity by voting
nnntnil til...
against him.
Kellogg of Louisiana is of tlio opin
ion that Conkl'mir is "an ass." Somo
people havo thought so over sineo Conk
ling aided in seating Kellogg in tlio
United Stales Senate lldrrisbarg
J'atriot. Kiglit you are; "vcr
y true, so
they do."
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.mat nt tltio fitttn fti.ltnti flirt nnntttnl ltrt
. , ,, , , , , in i
nveeu me i-resiiient, aim joiikuiik nas
uiviucu uie i-puuiic.iii party, miu ms-
gusted thoughtful men everywhere, cor-
tain Democratio Senators must needs set
back their party in lmblio estimation by
. y gw
.uiviiijj uy uuum .iiioiiiuy iniu uiu
Supremo Court. Reck, Pendleton and
Voorhees and Jay Gould's newspapers
aro united m support ot iUattlioWB.
Tho executors of Georgo J. Dolton,(lo
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company for tho management 6f Rolton's
TTmi.1 in iTnrri,i,fa VM. t,n01, i
Hotel in llarrisburg. This houso has
boon, for many years, headquarters for
Democrats and it is desired to keen it as
suoh. Shares of the valuo of $100 aro
to bo issued to tho number of fiOO, upon
which only 50 per cent cash need bo
paid.
How does it happen that tho namo of
Hon. T. .1. Vanderslico appears in tlio
Hit of thoso who voted nirainst tlio bill
to disiunoof thoPhiladclpiiiaDcHiifiuent
This has occurred more
Tax UtllCOT
than onco and
1 has nttractcd attention.
Mr. Vuiiderslico was 0110 of threo Demn-
crats who voted against tho motion to
n vanco tlio bi . is 10 111 svmrat iv
wun liowit, &oiuier, mulct and tlio rest
of tho "roosters f His constituents would
liko to know
"The courtesy of tho Senate" is, theo
retically, something delightful to con
template, but practically it is ton fro.
quently a bit of misplaced politeness,
whereby ambitious or lll-tcmnered Sena
tors aro enabled to carry out their own
scnenies 01 personal advancement or ro-
venge, without regard to tho public in-
terests. see wnat a snarl tlio country is
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10 uoiiKiinc.
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Mr. Uarlield lias not met with remark-
able success thus far as President. What
i:ft1 l. l. !.! 1.
ftimu iiu Hiia ucuu auiu iu iituuiiijjiisii wis
been tho result of Democratic aid, and .1
ivv-irauutuii iiuiiiiiiisii.tuuii ui.ii, cuuuot
stand aiono does not command much ro-
spect. What is worse, tho futuro prom-
J3es nothing brighter, and tho Garfield
aiiiiuiiisiniuoii oids inir 10 oo tno wcaucst
and most dopenuent ot any m tno annals
Of tne nation.
mi. -XT r i ir i i . , ,
aiiu - iorK jicniM wisely oo-
serves, that it tlio rostmastcr General
Huau succcci in putting an end to the
jobbery in tho Post Oll.co tho oppor
losiages wiuioiasonsiuiy increasing tlio
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Kjoai, roioriH wmini no possiouities ot
ins .luinuusirauoii, ann it no can acconi-
..i:i. t . ni . t i
yuan ftf iiu niiiniii aKii;uL .uiu ueaerruu
reputation.
Certain nervous persons have been in
a state of trepidation ever since Prof.
Swift's discovery of tho new comet.
fearing that tho eccentric celestial wan
derer would plungo into our terrestrial
globe nnd knock it out of timo as it
were. 1 hero is no occasion for alarm
ns it is doubtful whether tho comet will
approach near enough to be visiblo to
tlio linked eye. Arrangements for Sunv
mer excursions are still in order.
Tho Philadelphia Times iterates and
reiterates its statement that Represonta
lives j iice, jinzict nnd ooiuier aro "cor
runt I.cfrisl.iti vn Hnniiiuli-ola." mwl lmrr.il
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i i . T . r.'"'u"'s ,Jor ' "ci
" oun, wiiero uiey
; oula " JVCC- . ,m J"?1 ":liat
iuU.n.uii, it is
"?t.,Ver!,kol'V tho l)ollt, lnX1Jnt,0.M
ui i iu utmc win uo acce ueu. ui : hucii
wretched
Otllll- DM 1..,il...r. lnM.,,1.1..... I
ov..ft ...w ftituiicill IVIBliUUIB
made.
If tliero aro thoso who havo doubts
concerning the scandalous cxtravaganco
of too btar-ronto postal scrvice.such per
sons will doubtless change their opinion
oral .Tames has already accomplished. In
less than two months and a half ho has
effected n saving of mom than S4 19.01)0
aiidthnt too without crippling the ser-
vico or curtailing its oflieienoy. This re-
duclion evidences a frightful extrava-
canco and a probable heavv i.rollt fnr
Boniebody.
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Tho Philadelphia Press calls upon
bonator JJorsov to resiirn his unsttinn na
Secretary of the Reiiublican National
Committee, unless ho can clear himself
of tho charges inado against him of com-
plicitv in the Star routo frauds. This is
very "straightforward and honorable in
tho J'ress. but "alleo same." Dorsov will
stick and believo that ho is "vindicating"
himself by remaining under lire. How
ever, ns, according to high Republicnn
authority, tho Republican party is going
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(.If UIU UUllllllllUll UUlY-ltUIVS, Ui IIU
consequenco what Dorsey does.
If as seems likely to bo tho case tho
grand old iiepublicau party should go to
piecoi,what aglorious record it will leavoj
itcamo into power as a minority party; it
liostpoued its ejection from power by
stealing ouo election mid buying another
with money iilchcd from tho publio treas
ury ( it had for tho last twelve years of
life no issue on which to appeal to tho
people save slanders aiiout the south, and
it lliinlly died ot a squabble over n custom
house und an attempt to putu repudiatiii'i
Confederato nnd an apologist of Star-routo
thieves into two olhces of the United
States SenatoJ Xcluh.2f. Y. World,
Tho many mysterious disappearances
that have taken placo within tho past
fow months, in New York and other
large oities.aro calculated to awaken dls
quietude in tho minds of thoso whose
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uiiiiirs require mem to yikii inu cities
ulluded to, nt certain times (luring the
year. It seems almost incredible that a
man can leave his hotel iu broad daylight,
to attend to business, and vanish from
sight ns completely ns if the earth had
yawned and swallowed him. And yet
such events havo taken plnco in streets
patrolled by police nnd crowded with
pdi-ritrinns, Tliero In something no weird
and uncanny nbout thoso disappearances,
that the average oltiten regards them
Villi ooiiitcrnation nnd awe, It is time
that vigorous mtw.ui'cs Wefto taken to
il'OtoeV the pewits
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omnium mien 10 uus yarn. Tlio
very enterprising nndliigliJy itunginnUvo
nnufimntnil ft.fnad nminn4.r.,l..i.i Aft 1Yfn.ftl.
....... iavaa viiVDIiUlKli;illi UU 11UIUI
iiigton, Iowa, telcgrnplis on Saturday, ns
follows ! "Tlio storm yesteidav nftcrnoon
lifted tlio barn of John Pitman, contain
ing six horses, and carried It a distnuco
of half n milo without injury to tlio
iiiicio. ilinu t,t II u, 11 113 UUIUIIllljr IU JV.
Maker wcro blown n distanco of two
miles. No lives wcro renorted Inst
Tliero is n magnittido and a rounded
completeness about that report, which
commends it to public notice. Readers
will observe tlmt although barns, horses,
nnd presumably, wagons, hay, &c, were
transported miles by th
iralo. no lives worn lost.
10 Jury ot tlio
If this had
been reported, nn inquest would have
been necessary and tliero iniirlit liavo
been troublo in fiiulltin tlio corpses. It
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is thu ilncst Ho of tlio season, undoubt
edly.
IS TUB PRESIDENT 1'EHFIDIUtJS ?
Since tho publication in tlio New York
Herald of what was nlleccd to bo tho
inside history of tho treaty of Mentor,
wherein Mr. Garfield was charged with
inexcusable duplicity and lack of truth
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I iltlliwos, uutui 0lilil.'lllUlU3 IU lllU BIUIIO
nrrnnt. Imvn mm, ,,i,ii.i.n.i ti,,, ino
comes from Philadelphia and is to tho
effect that Mr. Wharton Barker, who
iin,i 1,,, nr.nn.,ni .i.
,,m!(U r At- n'iii,, , .i.
iiuiiuiiuHwit vi. 414.1 VJIU1 UUiU MlU
cjhicasro Convention, had been nrttn sed
tho ollico of Secretary of tho Treasury
which promiso was never lullillcd. i rom
Now lork tho story comes that Mr. L.
P. Morton had nlso been promised tlio
Secretaryship and that ho too
'""I been cheated and deceived. !
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P0.nkLlll.g nssorts tlmtMr. Garfield acted
in bad iaith .19 regards the New lork
appointments nnd did what ho delib
erately said ho would not do. These
charges, coming ns they do from differ
ent sources, aro beginning to affect
publio opinion seriously and there aro
many, not at nil friendly to the Now
York Senator, who liavo lost faith in tlio
I'residents truthfulness. If all these 111
"ons statements are untrue, it would
bo wt-''1 for Mr. Garfield to mako n sat
factory cxplaiialion at an early moment
Iu'c" lf ho is President, the country lias
not forgotten that ho was onco a Con-
urcssinan and had a record not altogether
Juyunu suspicion.
THE ODD FELLOWS.
Tho grand encampment I. O. of 0. F.
met in Harrisburg on Monday, Most
Worthy Grand Patriarch, James P. Rob
bins, of Philadelphia, presiding.
1110 grand benbe, James B. Nichol
son, of Philadelphia, submitted a lengthy
antl eiauorato report ot the receipts nnd
expenditures or me order tor benclits.
"d tlio number of members introduced,
" "'so 1110 tiumuer buried during the
T-onv
I r T try T . -r-r . ..
uranu Treasurer, .101111 iieiss. otrnil
aucipnia, suumittcd Jus report of money
received and disbursed, tlm ifni nf
which show a verv henlthv fitmnn.ini nnn.
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1 uiuon or 1110 urder.
Tliero aro now L05 encampments with
ii,ouj mcmoere. Total amount ot re-
lief paid during tho year, 19,553.G5;
receipts. S78.C09.21. Total assets nf flm
encampments, $205,591.o8. The follow-
mg are tlio omcers elected for the ensu
inir vear:
M. W. Grand Patriarch. J. P. S. On.
lull, nf T,chniimi. At Ti" r'o,l TT!1,
I " ' v...nn iiilu
N'riest, Charles C. -Vandyke, of Philadel
vta. n. w. Grand Senior Warden. Jo
seph E. McCabe, of West Bridgewatcr,
Beaver countyj R. W. Grand Scribe
n. W. Grand Treasurer, John S. Iieiss,
i-nua(iei)i)ia; J. v. ttrand Junior War
den, II. W. Bailey, Philadelphia! R. W
Oram. 7?n,,-,.m,toi;,.n Ar i?:,.i.n,..i.
I ..v in.,tmnvi, Aift. j.iivjiaiua
Jiucklc, lJlltladelpllia.
The Grand
Lodge was in session on
Tuesday.
THE NEW Y0I1K SENATORS KES10N.
The most complete political surnrisoof
tho day, was effected on Monday last by
Senators Conkling and Piatt of New
lork, both of whom tendered their
resignations to Governor Cornell and
caused the fact to bo announced to tho
bonate. I his was so sudden and unex-
peuied mat, it produced sonietliing very
iinu consternation in tlio liepublican
ranks. None of the Senators had even
a suspicion that such an event was in
.
L-uuiumpiauou, not, even tJameron or
JftOgan having been advised of it. Tlio
letter to Governor Cornell conveying tho
tcsignationsof tho two Senators, is a Ion"
nml aitogetlier extraordinary doeiiment,
being in face an elaborate motcstagainst
t10 0in nation of Judtro Robertson fnr
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I n lil'tni' nt f lin I '.... rk IV,.... '..l. ....,1
nssigniug the Piesident's action in tlio
matter as the reason for their course.
Opinions differ as to what Mr. Conk
nug s plan may be, though a majority
favor tlio belief that ho intends to have
the legislature re-elect him .Hid thus mark
)ls alll)l'ovil1 of "is course. Uus, if true,
18 !l.vel7 cncaP a,ul "lock-licroio stylo of
l'ng before tho people. The legisla-
ture ot i" does not iu a question
"f l'"s represent the peoplo of New
,ork', . 11 JIr Co"khiig would submit
clal.,,1H t0 popular vote, a result
lavorably to him would bo something of
which ho might bo proud, but tho action
of a subservient legislature will carry no
weigiu. exactly what .Mr. i'latt resitm
e(or nobody knows nud nobody par-
ticnlarly cares. lie was only tho tail to
Conkling a kite.
According to law, tho legislature will
proceed on Tuesday next to choose tho
successors of Messrs. Conkling and
r'att- Rj' that timo the country may be
more iuuy advised ot what tlio senior
Senator irom New York proposes to
do.
A NATIONAL D1SQUACE.
Tho nomination of Stanley Matthews
;ur "Slleu ' mo .-supremo uourt was an
insult to tho better elass of people
iiiiuugnuui, nju union, ami ins coiiiirina-
tion by tlio Seimto, last week, was an
outrage. I' or this, the country has to
thank certain Democratic Senators nnd
especially, Pendleton, Beck and Voor
hees. It is difficult to understand by
I what train of reasoning these Sonntors
could liavo been led to support Stanley
Matthews. lie was ono of tho principal
factors iu the intrigue that resulted in
putting Hayes into tho White House,
and this alono should have deprived him
of Doinoeratio aid. It is a favorito nay.
ing of Republicans that tho Democrats
nro not lit to hold power in tho Nation,
and the confirming of Stanley Matthews
by the votes of Democratio Senators goes
far to prove the truth of the assertion,
Pendleton, Beck nnd Voorhees have dis
graced themselves mid their paity by
placing upon the Supreme bench tlio at
torney of Jay Gould. It Is quito freely
intimuted that the money of tlio railroad
gambler had much to do with the con.
lirmatloit of Matthews. There nro
thousands who will believo it. Mntthews
is utterly unfit for the high office to
which he has been chosen. Ho is, nnd
was whilst Senator, tho opon ndvocnto
ofvnllrond monopolies, and did all in
lils power to defeat tho Thm-mim net by
whloh Iho iiowtrftil corporations worn
liolnl-cUttltonMoro to Wo Vobpto mlUi
I
i lions of money. Tliero woro mora limn
. ciionuli of Matthews' sort already on tlio
II 1 1 t . . .
bench, and his vote may always bo
counted upon In favor of tho railroads,
llo is ns had as Bradley, nnd worso thnn
Strong. It is expected that cases will
soon come before tho Supremo Court, In
which tho various roads of Jny Gould
aro largely interested, nnd tho chances
aro that tho vote of Mntthews will de-
cido them in favor of tho corporations
nnd ngainst tho people. Much might bo
nil a.-, iu uiu jiuiiuciii tergiversations,
finnncial vagaries and personal short
comings ot mis new .liuige, but it is
hardly worth tho timo or sn'aco.
With what grnco can tho Democratic
Senators who foisted Mntthnws immi llm
bench appeal to their party for support
or Byinpainy, or on wiiat grounds can
tney nsucd to 110 continued 111 office 1
They would best servo tho party by ten
dcring their resignations. Democratic
national success has been nrcventod for
. .. . - .
years uy just, Buctimennndsucli bluiiden
11 mat is wnat tins conlirniauon can
bo called.
THE COMINO CONVENTION AM) ITS ftNOMl
NATINd I'OWEIt.
ilulow. Instructions shall bo rcnntrcil unon
uouoty nominations ror wnicn candidates nro an.
Bounced In tho eonspapcrs, oxcept for coroner,
surveyor nnd auditors, nnd deloiratos without bucIi
instructions shall not bo cermlttcd to votr. nnrt rin.
dldatcs shall receive convention votes in proportion
iu lucir vow in mo rcspecuvo districts.
This rulo docs not moan that n mm,
cannot bo n candidate for an office bc
cnuso his namo has not been announced
in the newspapers : any man mn im
voted for in tho convention for whom a
delcgato is instructed. So tho citizens of
oiumoia county who may bo of
tho opinion that no man who push-
.ciiiiin3i.il ujioii mo party, is ant nud
proper person to occupy tho nfli.
may at tho delcgato elections select and
instruct lor any honest nnd competent
mini jui- mo ouico uiey designate Asa
general rule, hot one in five of tho per-
ouus iwiu nuiuiiiaiu ii emseives tm nii
lio office is lit and coiniiptent. M'l.ni,.
fellow citizens, to whom they appeal so
feelingly, don't want them, but they fol
low the disgusted voter from plow-han-lo
to plow-handle, until in sheer despair
of peace at any other prico ho trives his
promiso of support. If tho voter sought
tho man upon whom ho wished to be
stow an olhce, how many 'of the persons
who havo held public places in Coliim-
uia county ror tho last twenty years would
havo been selected ?
'Civil servico reform" has become tho
butt of tho politicians, and "Reform
within the party" is a by-word and a re
proach. Political bummers force them
selves upon the party ticket nnd expect
to be carried through by party discipline;
nnd decent men nro expected to support
them, and contribute their voices, their
votes nnd their purees.
The word politics has becomo a syn
onym for all that is disrenutablnnml n
politician shares tlie fato of that bad
...oiinuiiuii. ui jginniiy a politician was
n jierson able to form laws, rules,or regu
lations for tho government of a eitv,stato
or countynow he is a person who can
circumvent the people, who can corrupt
the ballot, who can swill beer, who can
engineer a delegate election and by arts
of low cunning secure n 'fat office for
which ho has not one single qualification.
Well said Dean Swift, loner nun "T.Vu
joliticians,mth all their schemes.aro half
so usetiu members ot a commonwcalth.as
an honest farmer; who.by skillfully drain
ing, fencing, manuring, and nfnnt.inrr.
hath increased the intrinsic value ofn
pieco of land; and thereby dono a per-
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Tf ,1
it ineso annual political tramna wevn
i , r .
eei en uy tne inrniers as the social tramps
are, put to tho draining, fencing, manur
ing mid ploughing ot their lands.a much
more wholesome state of public and po
litical morals would be the result. Then
a politician might again become a lier-
pun hi, nun competent to mako laws and
rules and regulations of government.
1 hen it might bo worth while for the
citizen to become versed in the necessi
ties of the public service, nnd able to
carry out, the views ot the '"honest far
mer" iu the government of tho country
Then ward bummers and delegate man
lpulators, and whisky.ticket venders
would go out of business, and the light
ot day could be allowed to shino upon
political doings.
And wo give notice hero and nowjhat
it there is not at once, "Heform within
tho party, that thero will bn vnfnrm
lrom tho outside of mere political man
agemcnt. It is the beginning of the
cud.
Important to Tn.ivin Rnn.iai tn.
duceuients am niTered you by tlie Burlington
Koute. It will pay you to read tbelr adver
tisement to d lounii elsewhere in this Isaue.
.unrcn is 4u-w
News Items.
(South llend livening Itegistcr.)
When certain powers are claimed for
an article, ami everybody testifies that it
does more than is claimed for it, to gain
say its worth is useless. This is tlm snli.
stance ot the bt. Jacobs Oil record.
A sinslo vessel broudit to Now York
000 tons.or over ten millions of bananas,
i uny or iwo ago.
Parents should not fortrct that tlmir
shoo bills can bo reduced ono half by
purchasins for their children shoes with
tho A. b. I Co. B ack Tin unon ilmm.
They wear as well as the metal, and add
to the beauty of tho shoe.
Twenty fin-back whales weru shot, villi
bomb lances on Saturday near Province
town, Muss.
rVfiro at Nashville. Tenn.. Ton Tues
day caused a loss of 500,000.
Parents who allow their children to
grow up with scrofulous humors bursting
from every pore aio trinity of a meat
wrong. Think of them pointed out as
branded with a loathsome disease, and
you will icadily procuro them tho Cuti-
cura iicmcuics.
llerks county hat factories turn out
1,800 dozen a day.
Tho annual convention of the Protes
tant Ujiiacopal diocese of Central Penn
sylvania, over which Uishop Howe pre
sides, will meet nt York, Pa , on tlio sec
ond Tuesday of June.
Women that have been nrouounced in
curable by the best physicians iu tlio
country, have been completely cured of
female weakness by the use of I.ydia U.
Pinkhain's Vegetable Compound. Send
to .Mrs. 'Lydia Pinkhaui, 233 Western
vvenue, liyiin, -Mass., lor pamphlets.
An order lor ,'i00 dozen of nxes has
been received by the Lock Haven brai
of Mann & Sous' mo factory, Tho wo
have a capacity for manufacturing tw
audi
rks
i.tve a capacity for manufaeturincr twen.
ty-llvo dozen axes a day.
"CAUox.,,
Iiu who Mtei lir bit billy rouoli moro than Ids
mcir,
To fdea friend In liU run l uncommonly
nlack
If Migration or lmJacbo from indulgence
hrlse, .
Kp'lnv lllift-aom cur.s all wlm thsronwy Ires.
IMcwj $1, 60'tMiU, ua1 trUl hbUlw 10
tita. :
I,fi00 emigrants an ived in Now York
on "inesdny.
It is said over 2,000 coko ovens will bo
erected in the Conncllsvlllo region this
year.
Mount VemvliH la trmiblfd with rrnnllnni).
now for Another phltnnlliroitlo fub'f rlpllon to
semi FomonprinK iiioMom 10 limy. l'rlcciJ?I,
ou cemr, niui inai uoilica IU cenli.
AVillinm 0. Robinson Jr. nged M,wns
drowned in tho river at Pittston on .Sat
urday afternoon last, whilst fishing. His
ooiiy was recovered.
At Viiiconncsjnd. last Monday, Willis
Snallow, aged 18, refused to pay toll at
ii urawuriiigu nun tno waicumail, .loscpil
Reimcrs, struck Snallow with his cane
Snallow then shot Reimcrs dead and es
caped.
Father Maloncy, tho alleged miracle
woikcr of Erie, offers to wager 2,000
that ho can perform miraculous cures
puuiiciy.
Till, IIOUiVD UNLOOSED.
Cha. Thompson, I'r.mklln street, Hufililo,
Pim: ''I IlllVtf BlillVrnl fnr n lnnt limn nllh
condlpnllon anil irlcil nlniot every purgalivc
nuvcrmeu, uui uniy resiiiinig in temporary re
lief", nnil nflcr 'cnnsllnnlion still moro ncura'
vnted' Ims td,l nbbut ycur Hpring Ulonnotn,
nnd Irlcil It. I can now ray I am cured, nml
tliouph fiimo iiiomlis have clapped, fill I remain
po. i pnnii iiowcver always keen somo on
linnd In cape of old complaint reluming " Tri
ces! it, 00 cenU, nnd trial bottles 10 cents.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
J II. MAIZE,
ATTO R N E Y-AT- LAW
AND
JUSTICE OV TUB l'EAOE.
Ofllce In Jlrs. Ent'a Bulldlnc third ilonr rrnm Mnln
street. Alayso.'si.
A
NNUAL ItEPOKT OP
Consntlmin Tnirn.lilit nml (Viitrntln l'oor
irict lor inu ji-iir I'uilliieAiirll Hlli.lSSl
DAVID WALSH, COLI.LCTOK.
lilt,
Tonm't borough durllcato poor
taxntsmliln
To ain't twp dupllcato poor tax at
$ s;i 1c
JU IIIIUH ,
491 01
-$M0J 10
Cit.
liynm'tot unseated land tax re
turned on bnrollL'h ilunllcnlp. ..
t 10 67
139 SS
16 12
3 CO
274 CS
2M 93
By ami ot unseated land tax re
turned on twp dupllcato
lly nm't ot errors and exonera
tions on Dorouen implicate
By nm't ot errors and exoneni.
tlona on twp dupllcato
lly nm't ot reduction mado by
court In Olranl ustain
I)y ami of Collector's Cominls-
won at 5 per cent
lly ain't of balance put iu trcas-
in
4761 73
-$ 5463 10
DAVID WALSH, THEASUHEIt,
DIt,
To nm't reeelved from collpptnr jrr.7 t
To nmt received from County
Trca-urcr unseated land tax... SS3 4T
To ami ot balance duo Treas
urer
t S3
1 MM 03
CK
lly ami of poor ordera redeemed
and cancelled $ 4932 CI
By nm't of Treasurer's commis
sion m ii per cent 101 OJ
$ 5053 63
DAVID WALSH collector ct special Tax.
DIt,
To ami of special poor dupllcato
ui uuiuuuumi 111111.,
: 113 29
2446 27
To ami of special poor dupllcatd
of twp at 5 mills
To ami of unseated land taxre-
cuivea irom uouniy Treasurer.
cn.
- 2701 SO
Bv ami of unseated land tax re.
turned on boiouijb dupllcato...,
By ami ot unseated tax return
ed on townvhlp duplicate
lly ami ot erro s and exonera
tions onboro dupllcato
By ami of errors and exonera
tloni on twp dupllcato
By ami of leductlon inado by
court In (llrard estnto
2 13
!09 31
3 22
1 60
137 23
110 30
1 000 00
COO 00
5S5 00
41 75
By nm't of collector's commission
at 6 per cent
By ami paid Wm Krickbaum
rrothy Sept. o, isstf
lly ami pull Wm. Krickbaum
iTouiv iiec. ,, i.so
Bv aint paid order of Edivnrd
(leraty ror services as htewurd
order oelng dated April 9, 1571
Byiini'tof irciusurer'a commls
tlun ut 2 per cent
Bybaldue tho dlstiict
107 67
-S 2701 30
We thn undersigned aulttors or oaluinbla county
heiehy crtiry that wo have examined the foregoing
WM. I,. MANNI.NU,
D.Ul 1 II,
SEESHOLTZ,
County Auditors.
C. B
i
Or'trsredeemol In detail.
No 7J, April is, lsv), Samuel Keller
money paid farm hands
No 77 April 3Vo o o .Murphy making
un n ual statement :
Nu 73, April so. IS3J, JIrs Jumea Swee
ney making hroiul3
No 19, April 3a, 180, u.cuard Proctor
Hurger
No so, .May 15, lsst, Blwellft imten
bender publishing stat meiit . . ..
No 81, May 15, lw), Hubert Farrel
boarding blck pauptrs
No Si, .May 15, ibvj u.ivld Walsh ier.
lees as director
No , Jlay is, is.Thomas (lallagher
serv.ees as director . .,
No 81 May 15,1850, l'F Burk salary
us clerk
No 85, May 15, iju, 1) WaUu acrvlce'a
as director
NobO.MaylB, lsso.Thomas (lallagher
services as director
No 87, May 15, iso, s 1' Levan shoats
andcloverseed
No 8S, Jlay 19,1550, Charles strausser
carpenter work
No 89, Muyvo 'co, Wm I'dtfer keep
ing vagranta ,
No 91, iiay 29, 1850, v F llurk room
rent
No 93, Juno 20, 18J0,Uurk & Bros, cof
llns No 94, Juno ik), lsso, w, 11. Bright act
lumber
No 93, July 3, lsbii, James1 Dyke sup
plies for poor house
Net 90, July 3, isso, tleo W Davis med
icine nud auppltcs
No 97, Julys, 1550, DFCiiiry horse
hire and keeping ugianta
No 9, July 3, isso, I'hos Chapman ser.
vlcm a rlreetnr
No ie0, August 7, la50,Dr Owens piuf
services
No nil, August 1, 1550, Dr uwens vtU
teivlees
No 102, August 7, ltro, WK Welden
saul horse hire
No 104, Ailjubt 7, 15, M T uoneiioo
stationery
Notui, August 7,lJ, oaspcrllhawn
clothing
No urn, August 7, lssO.Dr I-asuell prof
services
No 107. August 7. so, John Mohan
and othersdiirglng grave
No to?, .u,' 7, 'iu,J o nrosvn publlsa
lnir statement
22 43
15 00
5 00
23 00
30 00
45 00
100 00
100 00
13 00
130 (0
61 00
24 00
41 0
12 50
40 00
.81 00
21 09
43 49
29 31
43 23
80 CO
23 60
21 60
40 00
2 75
93 02
S3 00
6 00
30 00
No K9, AllgUbl 7, 1331), Locust twp tut-
15 CO
10 00
'2 i 9 2
a oo
22 6)
S 00
No un, Augmt 7. 1 wo, o n stesuoltz
strawberry planw
No Ill.Sept 4,lsj, A BFuriuer tin
ware and suudilos ,
No U3,Sept4,ls.50,Sauiuel Keller tun
dr.es buugnt for poor houso
No 114, Kept 4, 1350, John 11 stokes
work on farm
No 115 K'pt j, iSstf.John nil;
sun-
. unett iu iHi'jr nuujo
NO 116, Sept 4, lbSO.LOl
lsso.Lowls Miller work
uti i tut
No ll-, bept4, 1S50, K 1) Kurtz tmlth
4 23
No 1 lil.'sepui IsSO.M LBdig repair
ing wagun .....
No 120, sept 4, isso, Knorr & Danlo.'s
buodrles for poor hou.o
No 12, hopt 4 lvo, C O Murphy mdso
for poor district
No 125, bept 10, isso, u w Da is med
icines etc
No 123, Oct 2, isso, Wm Cleaver lum
ber No ID. oct 8, Isso, Dr Lashell medical
bervlces
5 75
1 CO
6 80
439 93
47 13
2 50
43 73
C 25
80 00
83 45
SO 01
No 18o, Oct a t5i), J l .Mecl bill headi
No 131, oct , 1850, Jackson Soecurlst
harness
No 134. Oct 2. 1850. Wm Fink binlth
work
No, 131, octa ibso, Thos CUapman
hervlcosai director
No 136, Out 2,151-j, sam'l Keller Bal. as
Hiuward
No no, oct so, n80, D c Black mdso
for poor district
No 141, Oct 3ii, lso, ByUes & Jones
con ,.
Vu I4J, dot 3i,iwi,i)anlel lieavercoal
N j in, Nov 0, lSii, Lewis Pituer work
on farm
No 14). isovo, 1S30. II l' Folk wheel
wright Nov lio.Nov 8,l33),saml Itclubold shoo
lacndlng
No iu. Nov . i8so,ciiarloj Mrausser
palming at pour louse
No U-. Nov 0, M, w K Weldoniaiil
services rendered
No 149. Dec 4, l68ii, W 11 Bright ugt
lumber .,
No 164. Deo 21 1550, A II Foilner hard
ware etc
1C0 04
6 00
A (O
5 CO
3 SO
IS 90
10 60
21 00
7 00
10 60
8 40
12 00
.S 51
0 OI
a oo
10 70
41 00
8190
SCO
4 10
No i.l loo VJ, '80, W K Weldtiisaul
liorsj h ru ,
No 2, I it 0 2.1,155 i,U W Conoverwheil-
wrlght .,
No l,Jan8. Mt.lohn Ulllgello'
'iiftiio oi, i uus ftiu rr i umitiu.r
Nu in Jan 8, 'si .1 no I, Klliw,potN.u u
Null,. Ian", '81, ouarlrti o lick lima
No. W 1'nb Ism.Jas Dyke.suppllea tor
iWit homo ,
No si. Pub l. 1). win llcibeit nidaj
lor iioor uisirict
No 23 March 6, 'si, Henry Doivcr.stnlth
work
No nt Unroii 5, si, Jos uugkei ait'df
..in. uus, ,, , ,,
No Sd.Moicli 6, tl, Daniel lieavi rco l
No 97, Miro, vii.sam'l KeHeMtetwa
It on
Uoo
wtoii I
NoVV,
NO XI
Nli3,
, ti ,,
Mar Cd.si.Duik-oi llrostoflliiS
Mar m. "si. '1-lim uontv. lfuu,
loino
4)00 1
Uire.., l,MM..,MWM.M...,n.M...,MMIM4
No 81, March 26, '71, rat Maloncy nnd
others, (llffftlfrt graves 4
No a.i, March ipl, W K Wcldchsaul
horso hlni 4
No f,9, April f -8 , Jas llltlv for cow. 25
Jo 40, Apr 1. 'SI, Dr Owens prof r-crvlco
N041, Aprils, '81, it Walsh, money
advanced for district ! M
No 4,Aprll s, ni,.lno Moran for thoc ns
No 4S, Aprils, 'ji,.ino McKally forcow so
No 41, April s, 8t, .Mrs k Curley room
..rent. nj
no 40, April !,'8i,t f llurkcsal-y clerk ss 00
ordera ot previous years redeemed.
No 49, Mar 6. '78. Ed Kurt smith wotk
No si May 4, '79,o 11 M liiard, mdsi
No 93 Sep 978,1 irljishell nied servico
No 105 Sep IS, 78, Itciibcn i'ahrlnecr,
. swearing paupers, etc
No 1 DO, Deo 7,1. Wm Uleavcr.lumhrr
No 141 i J'eb 28, '79,lltirko A Bro cofllns
No 3, May 22, '79, D A ntsli, ecrvlcos as
director ., ,.
No l2,May 2j,'79,lir McKlbbln mcdacr
No I9.,luly ls.ts.o E Myers pubilshu'ir
statement ,,
No 24, Aug 80, '79, John I, Kllno.coal,.
No 8.1. Auifiw, ij.Dr Lashell prof eer
No 29, AUB 3 , 19, Thos (leraty, horso
hlro .;, ,
No 83, Rent is, '7;, Chas o Kck, lima...
No 4o,oct 8 '79 Dr. McKlbbln med ser
No 4 1, oct s, Johanna O'Connor,
horso hire ;
No octsi, '7' Wm rink smith
trees
No r, Deo vt, 'to, siraon Fettcrman,
oundrlcs .,
No 69, l)c i s', '19, Thos Cbupman.coal
nndhaullnR ,
No 54, pcost, '79, II D Mal70,mcdlcIno
No 61, Jan 31, 'so, Thos onapman.ser-
(17
CM
SO
47
t4
57
100
25
ill
21
60
24
60
3
CS03
10
20
0
vices renuored 05 00
No 63. Feb 2J, fo. J I steel, prlntlnir... 6 00
,u .j, ..mi 2,, ou, jini ivau, coi.i lor
poor houso , 15
Norvi,Mar27.'8o,Tllllo Wagner vfa-
Kc.in;-maia j9oo
No 69, Mar 80, 'so, sam'l Keller, mdso
..hought '. uoo
1,11 iv, .iiur on, ki,ui jiicKiuoin, mcd
ical services ; 50 00
Itccelpt ot Danvlllo asylum for kesp-
log msano paupers ,, eoo 00
Total, tl.95261
Tho following orders Usucd during tho year nro
...... wuWK.ItVIlUg llliu 11U1IUIU.
No 74. April bi, A Illcly.attendlng in-
sano paupers ,,, .
No 75, April 80, 'fo, Bridget Oernty.nt-
tendlnglnsano pauper
ho 70, April en, t.n. Mrs John (leraty,
attending Insano paupers ,
No to, Mar 29, so, Dr Vastine, med.
cine, etc ,,
Xom, Mar26,'80,f E Buck, hardware,
No iM!AuJv80,l'Fiiuck7K
cto
No 112, Aug 23,'60,lluil;o tc Bro.ccnins
No Hi, !5ept 10, Sl), u 1 Murphy.mdso
for district
No 123, Sept lO.'sn.p u lluck.hardwnro
No 124. t.rpt 10. 'ti, 0 11 Millard, indso
for ill-trlcl
No Hi), oet 2, '80, Lebanon .Mutual
Insurance On Insurance
No 127, Oct 2, 'so, o o Murphy, mdso
for district
No 181, Oct 2, ".Dr Vasiloo mdso
medicine
No 185, oct2. 'o. Vostlno U Meura
900
450
4 69
6 6
17 33
23 71
t-3 00
100 00
23 29
16360
40 60
6S714
717
114 60
No 137, oct 2, 'so, f l' llurke'sefvlces
ns clerk
No 188, Oct sir, 'so, 1' I' llurke.scrv.ccs
ns clerk
No 139, ojtru, 'so.l' 15 nuek.hardwaro
No 113, Oct 80, 'so, A lilcly, attending
60 00
4300
23 62
43 00
4 70
14 40
90 50
N04. DeO 23. '9). O W llnvU rvllnf ntn
No Mice 23,'8i).o W Davu,mcdicln6,tc
NO 0. Jan 6. '81. R II Mnnri'linnil .Ir I',
17 03
63 53
23 3
No s,Jan s.'M.KnorrADar.lels.becr.to
No 12, Jan fysi, .Mont Veager.rcpalr-
16 19
.UK ftluillVQ ,
No 13, Jftn s, 'si.wm I'elfTcr, coal and
keeping vagrants ....
No 14, Jan 8, l, Thos (leraty, coal
and hauling
No is, Jan 15, 'soo B Millard, mdso
for district
No 10, Jan 22, '81, Wm Bryson, att'y
9
7 03
21 10
330 52
20 00
20 00
13 23
14 00
Nol7,.lan227"yiyWm'urmo
No IS. FcbisWlVi .' a'hiikV "rVn'AV,i
No 2', Feb 19, w, Ed I'oy.servlces ren
No 22 Feb 18, '81, Mrs Curley, room
tent on account
No 21, Mars.'si.Wm rellTcr, keeping
vagrants
No 2-1, Mars, '81, 111'rolk.nnithwork
No 80, Mar B, '81, Samuel Keller, scr-
VlrPS 170 n RlAU-nH In full
10 00
7 00
OS0
100 00
HO
No 32. Mar 2VS1,.I l Steel.ordcr book
No si, .Mar 2ii, 'ji.ur Lashell, prof ser..
No 37,Mar 2ii,'8l,o (l Murphy.legal ser
No 38, Mar 20, '31, C a Murphy, mdso
70 75
II 00
ftui uiaiiiui. ,
No 45, Aprs, '79, D F Curry, services
No 47, Apr 2, '?o,I' F Buike, salary as
clerk lu full for '60
Total orders outstanding ot ls0
' " " 1M9
" " " " 1,78
" " " is?-....;.
Total order3 outstanding nt dato.......
Ami duo for unsettled bills a1, dato ..
Total Indertcdnt ss nt dale
Amount ordtrs Issued durlug la&t nscal
year
Deduct orders issued during last ll'scal
year for bills contracted pievlous to
that ear
C63S3
6 00
70 00
8,816 20
619 38
1.500 95
1,141 00
6 477
3,266 6:
9,744 16
M,M I 99
$1,0 3186
Net ami bills contracted
WIllcll orders nm Usttnrl
last year for
12,260 13
Net ami of bills contracted last year for
which no orders hale j et Uen lssud
ami nro before called unsettled bills "
Total expenditures of last ) ear Including
nm t paid for t tock.farm lmproveinenis
and all other expenses
8,200 57
15,320 70
Account of C. u. Murphy, Collector and Treasurer
DIE.
Tonm't rtccived from John rurcell
' " balance due district ns per
last Mate mctit, poor
" " lialanco duo district as per
last btateracnt, tpcclal
$2,150
4 73
4C9 39
(196 62
Clt.
By cm pd Co. Auditors ns per re
ceipt o n-ellcd
" ami paid Judgment of OM Winder-
dersllea on docket of O U Murphy
with Interests and costs
" ami paid J ndgment of O M Vander-
dersllee on docket of O () Murphy
including Interest and coU
" ami paid J udgment oro 0 Murphy
obtained in co irt for $.9 together
with Interest and costs
" nm't paid Judgment of c O Mur-
tby being Nov9Inf Dec. T, ls'.7
with Interest, am! costs
"ami paid Judgment to IM Jlwr-
phy's uso now lu court fori3.debt.
Inio'estnndcosts
' ami of balance still duo tho dlst
W. A. M inn, Attomoy.
To nm't raid him last hettienipnt hi-
$500)
27 63
91 10
8 11
$I362
DIt.
Thoma Cliapmrn, lato Treasurer
tn lKiutdallou of his bnlonco $lto oo
ftjj uiu uuu v a .imrr ior over paym t 23
$160 23
cit.
By the following orders cancelled and redeemed:
No. 71 March 30. 'fo to Thomas (lalla
gher, services as director fto oo
" lit October 4, 'is to v K Buik.bard
ware, &c. 40 00
" 39. October S, "79, to I' 1: cuck.hard.
ware, c. 49 ,3
" 62, Feb. 23, '80, to 1' E Buck, hard-
lime, (iu. u jo
$160 21
TIIOS. CHAPMAN, Treasurer, 1S7S DK.
1 0 ain't, balance due dlst at last t cttlcment
$19413
cn.
Byam'tofordcr Issued April 29, 1531 for ser
Ufa uiumg msioear as uirtcior on acct,
pieseutcd und cancelled by us
$19415
We further llnd tho following balances duothia
1 mn uniiin uy mo omcers named:
Duo by Neal I.cnllian,collector for '15
" " Thomas iieraty.for u Curley treasu
rer for 1915
" " Fat. Burke, treasurer of '7a
" " Jamos Daily, treasurer of '77
' " O it .Murphy, treasurer '19
' "Dajld Waiih, collector of snoclal
$95700
190 25
6s3 23
83 34
811
raxoisi 107 07
Wo also llnd duo to David Walsh, treasurer of isso
tho turn of tl S3 as per foregoing statement.
, w,e' V'HncIor8Knel1 Auditors of Columbia coun-
w, ftiu.u uuiy i-Auiuiuuu ine roregoiug accounts, anil
llnd tho balanco duo by and to iho toveral omcers
uiAJio iiuuieu, uorreci, as sat opposito their resoea
live names.
WM. L. MANNING,)
S. K. SMITH, 'L
. C.B.HKIiSUOLTZ, J
Auditors.
Census of Poor Houso Arm jssi.
.-suuiocrci inmau's Man 11 31, 'so ,.. 17
uuiiiiiieu uuring mo i ar 23
" dlschargedand aosoond -d during yr 10
" lomalumg In houso April I, "SI......... 24
Wo do recommend thnt tho Bond or Co r Directors
do proceidloioake tun neeis-arv renal tn mill
poor house, viz: To raise thu rear part of Bald houso
iu a P'luaiu 1,1111 II1U1I1U1I1 UUUUing, pilb U DOW
roor.on tlio rntlru structure, bo i.s to muku llcorros.
pond with the balanco tt the building, and uso the
necessary discretion tn regaidto light andventlla
tlon. 'I he entire cost not toexceot seven hundred
mm mi; uuii,um mr Biua improvemenis.
Inventory or real estate, filcck, produce, etc., taken
.MW...dVUJ V. UU.llft.il ) , ICS),
llKAl. Kai'ATf.
J2nciesof land, ' lia-hmaii Tract" fi.BCOoo
5 acres of lam', "William Miller Tract" 24000
1 unfiling HOU;0 1,500 Oil
1 bank barn Vim m
1 wagon Bhed 351) 00
1 corn crib 75 00
1 coal and wood shed 03 co
rRKSONAt, 1'1101'EIITV,
Ono lny rnko
23 00
cooo
luribiuiig maciuoe
" wind mill
" cutting box
" two (2) horso spring wagon..
'! " wagon
" carrl.iue
5 60
30 011
5O00
45 01
Three set of harnibs
imo ixih Hlol
60 00
25 00
BOO
700
5 00
2 00
75
7500
30 OO
1 60
7 60
20 00
bOOO
" piougn
hoo harrow ,
" corn dough
Two scylhes
Turcogirueii raKes
(Inn grain drill
s". 11 carnage iiarueea
" wheoi barrow
" cultivator
" twocohoi-soblelgh
reaper
bTOl'k,
.Thrco horses
800 00
120 00
40 00
100 00
Four cuwii
Two heifers
Teu tholes..
1IOC3II10I.D tt'KNITVUI,
Ten beds and bedding on unner Hoor..
100 00
70(H)
Keven " " pecoud Boor
I.'n,l. (I .1 In (wnr,t-.m.
"... ... ... v ft vw. ........... , ll'juu
'I hree cool Ing stoves , 2)00
C)00
uue neaung novo j 00
1 round I
l.lUlul,
"pmngu 10 uo
tvrruiv uesK.
A tul
"doieii common chairs ann
Vdnreu oiiie bottom vhnln 40a
uau cupbo id .. , ....,... 6 no
.'' blnk a 00
Turi-o ikiI room aunda ..,, 4 00
" wnKi. tf g asse , ,....m..m...,w 1 to
T" "MC'ieii IV If ,......,.,-.... 1 0U
I "ii" ruling leal muiu..., ..,,.,, n IPO
iW,wlwyiftitiaintMnvMpiNin-,, 10 too
rnonrcE haised on mrm.
61 buslicli cf rye i '5
159 bushels or wheat W'a
im bushels ot oats 134 23
inolimliplarif notntnna 8000
4S bushels of nuckwheat..
,.....
127 SO
5 63
961
4 00
800
90 110
140 HO
40 00
14 60
, 9400
20 W
M0 bushels otcotn In cars...,
23 buMiclsff turnip
5 buhels oi beets
4 bushels ot onions ,
1 Dusncioi uonna. ,.,
9 tona of corn fodder.,
1 ions 01 nay
00 heads ot cabbage.,,...
850 pounds of beef
lion pounds ot pork
$939 85
rrtODCCKON 11AND J1NDARY 1ST, 1SS1
8 tons ot hay , 60 00
4 ions 01 corn loaacr
6 tons of straw
40 01)
72 00
7M
, !"0()
65 00
8310
1000
85 00
2 50
5 00
10 00
un)
C3I0
I9 60
8 01)
10 bmhels of rvo..
70 bushels or wheat ,
laobmhclsor oats
140 bushels or corn In cars ....
21) bushels or buckwheat
70 bushels ot potatoes
10 bushels or turnlpj
loo heads or cnbbago
2 barrels ot Bauer Kraut ..
250 pounds of beef
900 pounds or pork
Poultry. 60
1 barrel of vinegar ,
$313 00
W6 do hereby certify tho foregoing statement to
bo correct to tho best otour knoniedgo and belief,
Wm. L. MANNING,!
H. K.BMITI1, Y Auditors.
C. 11. SEESIIOLTZ, J
Attest! 0. 0. McRritv, Clerk.
Lo.ust township, April 29, 1831.
Administrator's
Salo
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTAT
I
Tho undersigned administrator ofMarv Cleaver.
lato of Catawlssa, dcccased.in pursuanco of an order
01 tno orphans' Court of Columbia county, Pennsyl
vania, will cxposo ito publla salo on tho premises In
mo uiwn oiuntawissa, Pennsylvania, on
Saturday, Juno 18, 1881,
All that certain lot of ground, situate in tho town
or catawlssa, bounded and described ns follow to.
wit: Beginning nt a corner on Main street in said
town nnd of lot No. 23. lato of tho estate of John
sharplcss, deceased, thenco eouth on tho division
lino between tho said lota two hundred nnd ten feet
to an alley, thenco along said alley cast sixteen feet
ana nine inches to a corner of lot lot lato of Isaao
D. Limine, thenco north along tho lino of lot two
hundred nnd ten reet to Main street, thenco west
sixteen lecminomchono tho placo ot beginning,
mo Bmo ueing iot no. 23 in tho plan of said tow n,
wuereon is erect ft
Two-story Pramo Dwelling House
lermsnnd coudltlous.-$:co at tho striklnc dawn
oi uio property, and tno bala"Coof purchaso money
outnoiirstdayor April, A. D 1SS5, with interest
iromcontn mitlon nisi. Tho purchaser to pay for
UL-CMS.
HUSKY UOLLINOSnnAD,.
Administrator,
may 20.ts
. 11. IlltAWK,
Attorney.
OKl'IIAXS1 COURT SALE,
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
Pursuant to an order of tho on bans'
lumblacounty, Pa., will bo sold at public sali on tho
premises In tho township cf -Main, In said county.on
BAiUlUiAi, JULY '2. 1SSI.
nt two o'clock p. m tho following described r.wi .
tate, laio of George llollcnback, deceased, to-wlti
ft.-ii.uatu iu oum fttiain lownsiup, Columbia county,
ftiuurjituiiiii, uounuea uy lands or Jacob Fenster
muuier, joanici and w imam S. Fisher. Josenh Hart,
zui uuu oiucrs. containing
FIFTY ACRES
moro or less, whereon aro erected a now
Two-story Frame House. Bank Enm.
and all necessary out-bulldlngs; also a good FprlDg
or Water, APPLE OilOIIAlSD nnd otherfrult. Tho
salo will bo upon tho Orphans' Court terms ol said
county, to-wltt
TEItMS. Ten per cent, ot onc-rourth tho nurchasn
muut-j uu binning cown ot tno property; one-fourth
less tho ten per cent, on continuation of Ram. nn,i
tho balanco In ono year thereafter, with interest
front confirmation nisi. Iho purchaser to nay for
matting ueeas.
IIIItAM S1IUUAHS,
Administrator, ic, or George Hollenbach.
May 20. '81-ts
UDITOR'S KOTICK.
IN llK-ESTATE 01' CODFEEVMEI.ICE. llECEASFn.
Tho undernrner! nnriiinr nnnnir.,nH ,. i.n n.
Chans' Court oi CnlnmniA mnm . ir. .iicii,,,.., ;,
nnce in hands cr Clinton Mellck.executor of tho f.ald
,i , ' .!fi . u among uio parties entitled
...... t.w. ...ii oil, ui, ins omen in inn Inwn n
BlOOmsbUrtr. on Wp(1n,.t;flnv. tlut f
A D.. 1SS1. utten nVlnnlf in ,1m ,nn.nv,n n n...',n..v.'
tho duties of his appointment, when nndwlieroall
,..,i,.iuiS i,u)- uiiiims upon soiu lund wi 1 ap
pear nnd nrovu Ihn uirnn nr lir. rtlrr.l
.... b uuj miuiu iiiureoi.
M...n- B.FFANKZAltll,
Mny24w Auditor,
JUDlTOR'SNOriOK,
ESTATKOPTIIOIIASJ, THORNTON, DECEASED.
Tho underslirnril ntultin. nnrini.i
rhans' Court ol Columbia rnnnfvm ,,u,l',i .iittrih,,.
'on or Iho mud lu tno hands or the executor of
TV. Ihorntnn, di ceased, lo nnd among tho parlies
entitled herein. hereDy gives noiico that ho will sit
in tho discharge of the duttrs ot hH appointment
athls ntrcein iho town rf Illoomsburg on Monday,
Juiie isih, issl. at, ten o'clock In the forenoon of
o..,.. uav m ii men uM unu piaee an persons in-
ti.ii.-t.uii iu sum lunu nro renulreu to attend or bo
v..,.. ..tuuiiemiuiuiiiijf tjnire oi mo Bnmc.
,. c, , CIUKLESO.BAIIKLEY,
May 18th, 61-iw Auditor,
UD ITO R'd NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ESTELLA CASE, DECEASED.
TllO Undersigned Alldltnr tlnnnlnt,.,! l. n.
phans' Court or Columbia muni v. tn int. f.n.i.n.,,
ion ni uia naianco in tnehands ot Daniel llryfocle
,-uaidlari cf tho tBtnle of Estclla Caso .deceaied
oand amoui?thunarttenpntiiip,i iimmin ...in i
,.io tnt,r in iiiuuuisuurg ou naiuraay, Juno isissi
nt ten o'clock a. . to pf rrorm tho duties of hlsap
polntment, when nnd where all persons having nny
claim nu said fund will appearand prove the Maine
w vv ucuunuu ftiuii ii-eeiv:ugiiny snaro tnereor.
M,.nn OIIAULES O. BAllivLET,
May 90 4 Auditor.
UDITOU'S NOTICE.
tSTATII Or JOUN SICKEVN0I.D3, DECEASED.
The Undersigned nnrlltnr nnnntntnrl lw
phaDs' Court of Columbia county to mako dlstrlbu.
tlon cf the balanco In the hanii ,r n. u. mpiiav.
DOlds. executor of the eKr.iin nr .Tnim xin,,....
nolds, deceased, to and among tho parties entitled
......itu, ,, i oi.u, uia uiut;u iu jJluumsuurg on JUOll-
day,' tho with, day or June, ltsi, at ten o'clock In
the foienoou. lo perform tho duties nr m nnnnmt.
ment when and where all persons having claims
or be forever debarred from receiving any part or
, , CIIAULESG 1IA11KLEY,
May 20-lw Auditor.
c
AUTION.
MV son. Ilnrmnn r) KMnn. IR .n.
left my houso without lny consent, I hereby clvo
nnttnit tlut 1 till! ...M 1. .r.3nn.c,i.i'.
r. . ...... K.uubtn ,t.-,,.uftjnftuftii lur uny iieuis
that mav bu continctftiil hv him. ii.Tt. i..ii.
hlmtu anything on my account, dD It ut their own
ANDHEW It. ST INE,
Haven Creik, Columbia county.
.May 20-3w
nitlDQK LKTTINO.
'lll bo let nt Derr's saw mill in Jackson twp., on
Tuesday the 24th uay cf .May, A. I)., lssi, A bildgo
iu im uiuuitru uti-i- .iiiiu i-isuingereeK, near iram
licira BUW inu . iu dl, u won, lirnni, pnvi.ri.ri
bridge, 31 feet span lietween nbutmonts, 10 leet
uiuu Hum uui uiuiii, ui lop or auuuuents, to boT
feet high aoovo low aler m.u k.
Plaus itnd sts'O ItcatiOLS can Lo seen nf. Mia rnm.
mlsaloner' mil
STEI'IIKN POlin,
CI1AKI.ES ItEICllAUT,
A. 11. IIUIIIMKII
Commissioners' oillre, County Commlsslouei'S,
uiuuuisuiirg. r,i .siay u, -91,
May i3, 'si-2iy
ULHTOU'S NOTICE.
ESTATE Cf JOSUII B. DCDSO'T, UFCEASED.
Tho underslened nurillnr nnnr,lni,i i,v ,i,n
Lhans' I'rnirt or L'ulUIIll.l ft ennui V In maL-n ,ll.,lt...
lion of IhofuiiCa In tho lunus ot 8.0. Jayno, ad.
...... ...... ..v. v. o, utviuuiit iu it hi i lliuuilg 1110
paitles j mitleil thereto, hereby gives notlca that ho
will sit lu the discharge or tnodutlejof his nppulnt
ment at his rntiw in the tonu of BerwieK. tm
'"day iho ,10th day cr June, A. D lssi, ut two
clock lu tho ufteniuon of said d.iv. nt. wi lei, ,i,n..
and placo all persons luteiesu-d in tnld fund aro
requited to aiteDd or tofoieier debarred from any
share of thu samo.
A. K
Oswald,
Auuitor,
May 13-4. v
JXKCUTOU'd NOTICK.
ESTATE OF UEOIMIS IICullES, DECEASED.
Letters tostam-nlary on tlio cstatn of tleorgo
llughes, IV.o Cf the to .. n (,f Catim lss.i,C(,limibl.i eu.
v.. .... U. tvun-tft, into 11,-eii gr.inu-u uy uiu Itegls-
SfLK"' if,""",y lu, Sl-;"' ,,.llt,l,l,' executor, or
atawlsiii AM tit'rsnnHlii,iiit.f-i.iVini. .i,,,!,.,.,,!.,.'.,..
Jil...1 i-ltiit aro requesied to pusent them
tor seltlemeut ai .l n.,,.. in Hhii.it m ii,.. .,..,,. ..:
ninvu iiajnieut lu tho uuai'iolnid extcutor with,
out utluy
May 13 6w 0
TANITE
EMERV WHEEL84
ORINOINQ MACHINES
For Hniv JIIlU,
l'liuii. rle. ,iuj
jllurliliiu bliupa,
lur clreului, tiMrtftj
TIlr.TANITEOO,
Ktrouilhury,
luonru, (Jo., In.
May 20w a
HAVE YOU EVER KNOWN
Any person lo bo seriously I.) wltho it a weak stem,
tchorlnnctlio llieror kiilncw? Ah.i wiihi, n,.:...
organs aro lu good condii Ion eu you i.otnndthtlr
p5sMnren)oliiii.iHja htolih? ')'Ank'iK'ii oiIuVkI
TomaalWAJurtKUuieHthCBo Important orrati..J3
iievtr rtia foiuu
one uio oiooancn tuatiuro, unato
irenihcnnerv i nrtotllitf wnein. It has cumi I
vvinKwutiv, u U14J n4lV
ONE OF THE SIGHTS
Our imnicnso building, extending fromMnrknt to Filbert Sircotfl, with
of Ljoods, ita wondorful business nyfltcm nnd its conatnnt throngs ol ousti
ono of tho sights of l'liiladelphin, nnd every stranger who comes to tho cil
visit our establishment, if from curiosity
Tho object of tho present card is to
lvo our out-of-town patrons somo idea
civ
dry goods.
1.
Silks, Satins, Velvets, etc.
2.
Foreign Novelty Dress floods.
0.
'Solid Color Dress Goods.
Cashmeres nnd 1'eiges.
i.
Dlack J)ress Goods.
0.
Hosiery and Underwear.
7.
Cloths and Cashlniercs.
8.
Kid and Fabric Gloves.
9.
Men's Furnishing Goods.
10.
Parasols and Umbrellas.
11.
Upholstery.
12.
Housekeeping Linens.
13.
Muslins and Sheetings.
11.
Flannels.
1.1.
Lawns, Chintzes, Calicoes, &c.
10.
Fancy Goods.
17.
"White Goods.
livery otit-of-tovti consiunur nlionld send for np))ccinien nopp of tlio Journal Jor
the Jlouscholil, an illustrated pijier nublialicd in their interest.
STBAWBE'ICGE & CLOTHIER,
MARKET STREET TO FILBERT. li W. COR. EIGHTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Chestnut
Uro.N' rcci ipt
cifying the vintl
immediately sc nd by
St.
widths and pricca r.iar!:cd, samples of .
Dress Goods, Silks, Etc.
showing the latest styles, and enabling n purchaser in any
part of the United Su.tcs lo select satisfactorily, and order
the goods convcnien'Jy, -with certainty of receiving only
what arc sent for, and al precisely the same prices paid
by city customers vho buy at our counters. If, upon
examination nt home, r.tv articles fail to be as expected,
we request their return, nnd send others in exchange, or
refund the money at o.ici -. if the purchaser prefers.
Our New Spring Catalogue'
embracing all the dep.-.rtmcnls in one large book, with a
system of ordering got ids by letter more convenient than
any heretofore, will be mailed, without charge, to those
who send us a postal crxd containing name, town, county,
and state: nothing furl her is necessary, wc will under
stand what is wanted.
Our stock, which forms the greatest variety in one
establishment in the Ur. ited States, includes Ladies' Suits,
Shawls, Millinery, Und it-wear, Hosiery, Gloves, Jewelry,
Laces, Embroideries, S iocs, Linens, Gentlemen's Cloth
ing, Housekeeping Goc xb, China, Silverware, Furniture,
Carpets, etc. Address,
John W
PHIL.
13th
Our Store, I.nown as the C
icentli ana Market Strc.
-" - -...-.vk .;.!. ,
Piii ir-.ii c. ... i i
City Hall Riimre, nr
tliruu acres
PUBLIC SALE
OP YAI.PAHI.K
REAL ESTATI !
Iiyvlrtuoot power In tho will ot JoUn Met
X
X.rflnf
:alla,
3 HQ.
Will
pub
ono
lato ot Steuben county, Now York-, deceased, tli
dersli'ned.onoottlio .tccutors named In tlio
ana acting executor In said estate, will olTer at
lio salo at tUo Court llouso la lilocmaUuri;, at
ociock in tno afternoon on
Friday, Juno 3rd, 18S1,
All that tract or parcel ot land slttnto lnthot ran.
Blilp ot Heaver In tho county of Columbia nlid s tate
of Pennsylvania, formerly Catawlssa town: iliip
Northumberland county In said Mato ot 1'ennsy i ,.'
nla, beginning at a post, thenco by land ot Daniel
Neycr south sixteen and ono-haif decrees cast ',W)e
hundred and seventy-hlnopci cues to n pout, .uciict
bylandofJessoEvana north twentylrfht (Wr(;ei
cast eighty-four percho3 to a post, then uy ivn,
ot Jcssa Urooka north twelve aegrcea w iit eif -ut'cei
porches to a black oak, ihenco norih i,,,t,
eight degrees, cast eighty perches "to n v(,Al ,
iiivuiu ujr iiiauu oi uaiuarino I.or ,enbiT"p f ,,,
sixteen degrees west two hunCjed nnd seve
mu.licraiea 10 a post, liisnce, by land of Cei
Longenbcrgcr north twenty-mo degrees -west
hundred and twelvo perch js to n nn.it n, ,i i.
by land ot Thomas Lemons south scanty de
west ono Hundred and sixty perches to t ho nlat
beginning, containing 1
MM... T.T 1 n
xiiiuu iiuuurai mui ocventv-t
aud two-thirds Acrej
of land and allowanco of glx per cen'j for ro
which said tract of land was surveyed li i pursur
of u warrant dated 23d day ot August, liU3 grai
Tho land Is unseated nnd Is supposoil to con
AliTJIUACSTU CO.Vli,
TEItMS. Two hijDtod and nnvdiinnra n
Ing down tho property, and tho balanco In ten i
on delivery of tho deed by tlio exicutor.
OUY II. JIcMASTKII.
KxeCUU
NOTA IlENE. ThO rrODClty W0S 'Snlil tnr thn t
last Juno, and tlio amount required for tuxes
redemption from that sa o to which the above
will bosubjjct, will bo fiw.so. m addlllon to
will bo the taxes accrued Unco tho sniii in
reduced valuation amounting to about Ufteon
lars a year.
JOUN Q, FllKFZF
Attorn,
May etli, 'SMs
DMINISTI'.ATItlX' NOTICK.
I STATE OF IIENI'.VW. AVL, DECHASEP.
...letters tf Admlnlslrallon on Ilia estato ot i:
JJ.AUI, Utu ofheott towcvliln, Columbia cm
l'enn a.. (lectisid. Iiavh imn , ,..:V,
terof saldcounlytothouiKUTsigntduUmlnlstri
Ail IKTsons haviliir elalm ii,r,,i,,v,7i7.r....",..r"
ileceaent aroieiiavsti'dlo pr-sent mum for si
...uu., .. ttiwau iiftut-utrti iu 1110 L'&IlllO 10 InilkO
lllOIlt tO thU UnUl'lSk-lllMl Artmln i. ..!. !.
delay, "" "
SAltAIl II. AUI
Ailmtiilstrati
i: O. Kspy,
, V. MlLl.Klt,
. Attoiney.
April sa-Oiv1
DM INISTUATOn'tS NOTICK.
UTAlGOFUINJAMINUKDIillUCTII, DECEASED.
Letters r,f administration on iho estate of lienl.
i.ii)tleiiiiiiiii,iuu,ot t'omiielmm twp.Columbl
eC(aSeil. ll.HH ixfll vrnnlvil l.v Mm l.i..i..7. ...
SHv ',ty."f t,"u Ullu'.rs f"e1 ndmniuirutor.All w
iiiliigeliilmHni;aliisitho o.tniool said ilici
n nL' !rit,!,'1i,,u .Went ! tor sclMfliieiu
f, , lebIt J ,' " ! lital u 10 mako 11 lymen 1 1
ULdornlgiwa administrator v, Uhout ui-inv.
w ,,,.,, ISAAULlKDIillMllTII
A.inLi': Adminuirai
Allorney. 1'. O. llliik'towii
May 6, 'Sl-Ow1 ' Jiinkiunn,
JOTICK.
liVii'l i'i"Ji!,ttl'.ain? Uol nt "ti'o Mia
.uSiJt , SW 'f'wte" tho tirbt and lltu
l?rS'J'1l! WUM llenion
.'.o'.'; VilKsneiit them t that Ume or bo toi
aii ix r soil s iu
UCU4"whjui puymmict the Bama,
11V ltrtlrrr ,I.a 1lr....t
VUftia D,ftHCIII(NI(
ii
1 ' , Mt.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
its piles
customers, is
cay should
nlono.
cnunicrato tho different departments sons to
of tho imnicnso stock wo oury of legitimate.
18.
Hamburg Embroideries.
10. .
Laces and Made-up Laco Goods.
20.
Itihbons.
21.
Ladies, Misses and Children's 'Wraps,
22.
Ladies' Suits.
23.
Childrens' Suits.
21.
Hoys' Clothing.
2-i.
Muslin Underwear.
20.
Corsets.
27.
Ladies' Skirls.
28.
Shawls.
29.
Infant's Outfits.
30.
Gossamer Waterproofs.
31.
ArtNeedlo Work Materials.
32.
Fringes, Gimps, etc.,
32.
lluttons nnd Notions.
31.
Lining Materials.
Market
cr.i postal card, spe
of tjoods wanted, we
St
mail, gratuitously, witli
anamaker
SitDELPHIA
rcn J Depot, occupies the Uock at Thlr-
u.exttmlinjto Chutnut Street and
sAitiiuui 10 v nu in u i direct
.
1 ha nn arcaoflictwccn two and
HallSijnaH
)u l iic y round Ooor alone.
IM BEST REMEDY
rim
Diseases of too Throat and Lungs.
.Jlvrr'Ta'o. Iniliscnscsottlio pul-
A-AX inoniirv nririiim u wifn
nml reliablo reint ily Is
Invaluable. Avkii's
Ciiiumv 1'rcTuiiAi. U
Midi n reuu'ily, nnd no
tlli,iGiti.,nliuiii,l t ,,..,-
(jfrMf Its Iho coiiliileiico ot
mo puuiie, ii n n sci
,'iititin rnniliinllnn of
CHERRY 1llu I'lt'iiicinai piiiici.
I'll.-, Illltt Vllt.lllftU til
Hies ot tlm llnest ilrugs,
n chemically unlteil, ot
1 1 ( such power as to lns.1110
1 1', tlio (;ieatest ptissllilo
', Khi cllk'leiicy nml unlforni-
Dlvr'TADnT yol results. rtslrllu'S
a-VjIUKMIj. nt tho fomiilatlon of nil
piilinonavy illscasei. affonllns prompt lullet
nml raplil cures, nml i.s mlapteil to patients ot
any ao (ircithiTseT. Ilclng very lulatahlc,
tlio jouiifrost chllil.-cn talio It leaillly. Iu
onlimirv Coiu;lis, Colds, Soro Tliront,
IlroiK'liltls, Iiitl.ucii7.il, C'k'igyiiiiiu'a
Koio Tlirout, Astlinui, Croup, nml Cn
turrh, thu ertects ot Avni's Ciimiuv Pec
loiiAt, urn iiia;;li'al, nml imillitiuU'S nro an
mially pnervi'il Irom seiious Illness lir Its
timely ami faithful use. It should bu kept
nt Iiaiul In overy housohoUl lor tho uio.
teetioii It nffoiUs lu Huilileu nttacks. In
Whooping. i'oiij,h ami Coiisuiiiptluu
tliero U no oilier rouieily so elllcaclous,
soothing, ami hclptnl.
Low prices nro iniliicenicnts to try somo of
tlniiii.ui.vmlxtiiii'H, oi'svnips.iiuuloof tlieaii
nml LifiTi'itlvu liiieillentj, now oilereil,
whleli.as thiiyi nutalii no citiatlvo (pialiiles,
ran alfnnl only temporary u-lief, ami am
siiru toilereivu ami ilisappolnt iho p.uleut.'
Diseases of tho throat anil Iuurs ilemaiul
nctlvonnili'ffi-ctlvulreatinent; ami it Isilan
perous cxporimentlns with unknown nml
iheap medicines, from tin- great liability that
Jliemi ilNiMics may, while so tiiilod Willi,
lit Otvio ileeply seateil or Incurable. Uso
jVvrii'rf Ciikiiiiv Pix'ioiiai., anil you may
conllih'iitly expect tlio best results, It is a
btainlaiil medical preparation, of known nml
ni'Unowleilgi'il uuratlvo jiower, nml Is as
rlieap as Its careful preparation ami film
ingredients will allow. Kmlnelit physicians,
Knowing its composition, prescrihu it In their
practice. Tho test of halt a mmirv lias
proven Its absoluto certainly to emu all pu.
jnonary complaints not aheady beyond thu
reach of human aid.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayor Si Co.,
I'ructleel ami Anulytlcnl ClicinMn,
Lowell, Mats.
BOLD BY AM. UlU'lftUUTD l.VEnVlVUCllE,
FRAZER
AXLE GREASE.
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ni'fl prima i 1 aia l.nt inn.. .
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mayl3 4-w r
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sons
dent'
nnd'
1140
or.
Pa.
TAIUt.YKT'3 BKIiTZKU APKU1HNT.
Way rroperly be cUIed the "Ueronlos" cf modlolno
torltcleanseaKature'sauireanBUUes andii Waiii inn
recuperative poirera ot iho yjteii S'do tiS work of
rehtoiullon to Iieallli No mealclnecure i Nturn
SOLD i)V Ati OBCOQIST 8.
ill co
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